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What is a CoreLogic Property Report?

A CoreLogic Property Report provides detailed property information and market data to help both aspiring home owners and property investors make informed decisions. They include a property’s estimated value, sales history, rental history, comparable sales in the area, and the overall performance of a property’s suburb. 

CoreLogic reports are powered by their RP Data platform, and are the most widely used property database in Australia.

How to Access Your Free CoreLogic Property Report

Step 1 – Enter your property details

Tell us your property’s address to start generating your CoreLogic report.

Step 2 – Cotality (formerly CoreLogic) compiles your report

CoreLogic’s platform gathers the latest market data to create your personalised property summary.

Step 3 – Receive your report by email

Get your free CoreLogic Property Report delivered straight to your inbox within minutes.

What Does the CoreLogic Property Report Include?

A CoreLogic Property Report contains a comprehensive overview of a property’s value and performance, including:

  • Estimated property price range and confidence   
  • Investment potential    
  • Market trends for the area    
  • Property history (including property sales data and rental data)    
  • Comparison to similar properties on the market    
  • Suburb snapshot (population, average age, owner occupier, vacancy rates). 

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How to Use a CoreLogic Report in Negotiations

Buyers

Use the report to check the market rate for similar properties in your desired area, and use pricing information as leverage to potentially get a better deal from sellers

Sellers

Historical information for sales in the area is derived from reports used to justify your asking prices for your property

Investors

Reports are used to both determine average pricing for similar properties in the area, as well as providing comprehensive information on your expected rental returns

Refinancers

A CoreLogic report can be used to justify a lower interest rate when you refinance, as well as demonstrating your home’s true value and equity

Why CoreLogic Reports Matter

CoreLogic reports (now part of Cotality) are one of the most trusted tools for understanding a property’s true market value. Used by Australia’s major banks and lenders, these reports help you avoid overpaying or underselling and provide long-term insights into a property’s performance and local market trends.

To support your property goals, AFMS offers a free CoreLogic Property Report to clients. Whether you’re buying your first home, investing, or refinancing, this report gives you detailed insights on recent sales, suburb performance, and estimated value — all key information to help you negotiate confidently and make informed decisions.

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Frequently Asked Questions

There are no additional costs for CoreLogic reports if you submit your report claim through AFMS, ensuring you have access to crucial analytics.

Digital CoreLogic property reports update dynamically online, so all information is up-to-date as of the latest refresh. Credit and risk data is updated close to real time, while listing data, title data and property valuations are updated daily to monthly, depending on the property’s region.  

The property valuations in CoreLogic reports are regarded for their market value accuracy, as banks frequently use them to assess a property’s value. CoreLogic reports use data from public records, recent sales, listing data and property attributes to inform their machine learning models and arrive at a valuation. Though accurate, they may not necessarily reflect the exact final sale price of a given address due to the competitive nature of Sydney’s property market. 

CoreLogic obtains data from multiple sources, including government records, the real estate industry, online property listings and partner integrations with other platforms.

Some CoreLogic reports are available to download via the CoreLogic report website or their partners. When you request a report with AFMS, you can be assured of receiving a free property report that’s up-to-date with all available data, and you can easily contact us via phone or online for further assistance with our services.

Variances in property values across platforms can be attributed to the data sources used by platforms, as well as the algorithms used for valuations, assumptions about market conditions, data detail and report timing.

If CoreLogic can’t estimate a property’s value, it’s usually due to insufficient reliable data. This may be due to a lack of recent nearby sales, highly customised properties making valuations challenging, incomplete data and privacy restrictions. If this happens, a report will either note that a valuation is unavailable or provide a range or estimate.